Trojan Energy confirms partnership with Transport + Energy, leading the charge toward a sustainable future
Electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator Trojan Energy has confirmed their partnership across the Transport + Energy Forum, Awards, content and advertising.
Zenith report highlights risk of “driveway divide” amongst EV drivers
A new report carried out by independent leasing company Zenith highlights the risk of a “driveway divide” between those who have off-street parking and can use home electric vehicle chargers and those who rely on the public charging network.
Easing “payment anxiety” around EV charging
In this article, Keith Brown – Managing Director at Paythru – explores the issues that currently surround pre-authorisation – particularly around refunds and the need for standardisation between operators to avoid nasty surprises for drivers.
Calls to scrap Insurance Premium Tax on insurance for EVs
New findings from The Green Insurer, the UK’s first green car insurance broker, reveal that three in five (62%) UK adults would support a campaign for the Government to remove the 12% Insurance Premium Tax on car insurance for electric vehicles.
SSE and CCR Energy agree strategic partnership to transform coal-powered station into green energy hub
Energy infrastructure company SSE Energy Solutions has signed an agreement with CCR Energy to explore innovative energy solutions for the old Aberthaw coal powered plant in South Wales.
New product from Paua will allow EV drivers fair compensation for charging
Paua, a leader in payment solutions for electric vehicle (EV) solutions, has announced the launch of Paua Reimburse which the company says is set to revolutionise EV driver compensation.
KCC set to roll out 28 electric buses
A fleet of 28 fully electric buses will replace existing diesel-powered vehicles on a route that covers Dartford and Gravesham, after Kent County Council (KCC) signed a 15-year contract to continue the Kent Thameside Fastrack service.
AFP suggests public sector charging could be opened up to all fleets
Public sector charging facilities could be opened up to provide new options to all fleets as they target electrification, the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) has suggested.
Transport + Energy Forum announces 2024 date and new venue
This year’s T+E Forum will take place on 21 November in a new venue: Warwick Conferences, University of Warwick.
Volvo Cars partners with Breathe to develop next generation charging
Volvo Cars has partnered with Breathe Battery Technologies (Breathe), becoming the first car company to get access to the latest version of its patented, algorithm-enabled charging software for use on a new generation of fully electric cars.
Brighton & Hove City Council expands EV charging rollout
Brighton & Hove City Council is expanding the number of electric vehicle (EV) charging points to help meet growing demand.
Uber and BloombergNEF report calls for EV subsidies to help increase number of ride-hail drivers going electric
Electric vehicle (EV) subsidies and improvements to charging infrastructure should be focused on high-mileage drivers working in ride-hail to help boost electrification progress across Europe, according to a new report published by BloombergNEF in association with Uber.